Daddydavek

From the reviews: Alas it seems things are in a state of flux for most of the cast of the ongoing saga. More please ! Reply from Mark Arbour (author) And now you know why the book is title with that term. I got some kickback on that from my team, that it was too raw, but that's the feel I was going for. I think the post 9-11 era was a state of flux for many. As chapter 1 starts, we are about 9 months after the incident and many of us were just starting to finally be able to sort some things out. But it was a process and not one that resolved either smoothly or with a sense of rightness. To see that reflected in the CAP saga is Mark doing what he does best, giving his stories some historical realism. I for one am eagerly awaiting some more. Using Brad and Matt as narrators was inspired, but I think as most of them are in a state of flux, we may see more narrators as the story continues. I am especially looking forward to the next chapter as I expect Matt and Will to have a conversation that may set the tone of their ongoing relationship for a while.

It appears that Matt somewhere along the way finally had his epiphany and it was too late. Or was it? Alas it seems things are in a state of flux for most of the cast of the ongoing saga. More please !

Not a good Christmas for Matt.....or Wade!?

I'm just wondering if the refit will take even longer than the Bacchante did?

Well the stage is set, but somehow why do I get the feeling that retrofitting the ship will be more of a problem than has been indicated? Of course I'm hooked. More please!

Out of the frying pan into the fire....

The 'victim' settled because she was victimized already. Trials often victimize and traumatize the victim all over again and I can see why she was ready to settle.

I love Missouri especially its parks and lakes, but too many of the people are way too red for me!

The first theorem is correct based on my many, many, many years of observation. However, the corollary is far from obvious. I've seen many hairy hunks that I wouldn't mind undressing further.....

I've followed the story in the news and it looks like the business community is lobbying hard for a veto. My impression is that Arizona is like many states, having some real social conservatives and some real social liberals. The only reason I would avoid retiring there is the price of water which is only going to get worse over the foreseeable future.

Mark I just wanted to add my thanks to you and the team you have assembled for this story and all the stories you have provided. Your output is astonishing and the fact that your team is able to keep up is a testament to their devotion to you and your product. You all can be justifiably proud of the millions of words posted in your stories. Of course I am looking forward to new books in both of your sagas. Dave

Flaunt it!

Rawlings answering Griffith's phone? Barrington loose and probably madder than hell. What could be wrong?

I have seen some guys in wet white board shorts that were fascinating. But a well built hunk in Speedos wins every time. No matter the color.

Mark post a picture of the Valiant in his gallery today! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Valiant_(1759)

Happy Anniversary! I know it was the fastest nine years of your life! Mine Too!

loud and a bit too scratchy for my taste....

Chapter 78 is up and if you have followed the saga forever, it is especially moving. At least it was for me as it again brought tears to my eyes.

You made me cry! From the time JP started his speech at dinner to the end of the story, I had tears running down my face. I remember reading all those things he referenced and that is the charm of this saga. It is family life at it's basic level. Filled with strong emotions, fierce loyalty, angry outbursts and deep love. Thanks! Now you have mentioned an epilogue, but when can we expect the next book to start?

I blame my being here all on Mark Arbour. Somehow, long ago, I hooked up with his Yahoo forum and read his stories there. Yahoo can be flaky at times and when he mentioned his stories were on GA, I started reading them here. I read other authors too including too many to name without leaving someone important off. Finally, I joined the site in April 2009. Then I bought a paid subscription a few years ago so I could read the premium stories and have kept it up ever since as I feel the site is worth supporting. I had a computer with dial-up since about 1992. I graduated from slow dial-up modems to faster ones and finally to DSL in about 2002. In 2011 I moved to ATT Uverse and have been happy with it. As for reading gay fiction, I found Nifty in the early 1990's when it was started and run by some college kid.

OK, I get it. Stef or Brad still would not be entirely happy with them. Somehow I envisioned a nice sized candy dish with all sorts of brands, colors and sizes of condoms right next to the bed along with a quart size bottle or three of lubes.

It's being picky, but somehow, on a plane owned by Brad and Steff, I can't imagine that there weren't some extra condoms laying conveniently around for Gathan.

Tornadoes are indeed an awesome force and often appear malevolent. However, in the UK, which has many, they are usually weak albeit some are destructive, but not the freakishly destructive forces like we see in the US almost on an annual basis. Your 'nightmare' however did not describe the tornado as attached to a storm.... Weird!

Congrats Rob!

WTF? I guess I'll have to wait to find out how Barrington beat the charges. Andy I loved Purpose and it seems you picked it right back up.